September 20, 1900
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The biennial state election for choosing of a governor and other state officers, representatives in Congress, and members of the State Legislature, was held in Maine September 10.
Mountain
observations, for the purpose of studying astronomical, meteorological, and physiological questions at high levels, have been established in almost all civilized countries.
The
twentieth century will not be a century of atheism or mere secularism.
It is because we have not learnt to persevere, that the work seems never to progress.
To the Editor:—Will you kindly grant me space to reply to some of Dr.
To the Editor of The News:—I desire to reply to the questions asked by "Inquirer" in your issue of August 25 concerning the Christian Science text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker G.
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A good florist, who is a Christian Scientist, and will present a written recommendation from a loyal student.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
We
take pleasure in publishing, by permission, the following letter of congratulation written by Mr.
There
seems to be of late a wave of speculation sweeping over the country.
We
publish below an extract from a letter written over eleven years ago by a prominent clergyman to one of his parishioners who had shortly before been healed of a most serious malady through Christian Science.
The
account of the "new birth" in an individual "not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the word of God, which liveth and abideth forever," has a perennial interest for us all.
I wish to express my appreciation of the article in a recent number of the Sentinel entitled, "There is Rest and Peace on Earth.
For many years I sought the understanding of the Scriptures, which I found at last in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
Before coming into Christian Science, some five years ago, I suffered from intense nervousness, and could never be left alone at night.
Over three years have passed since I first heard of Christian Science.
An old farmer in Scotland had been laid up during the winter, with blood-poisoning in his leg.
"Remember you are God's child!" What a message that was to one who had been for many years a sufferer from what physicians said was an inherited and incurable disease.
Since my return from attending the annual Communion at the Mother Church, I have been filled with the deepest sense of gratitude for all the privileges enjoyed there, and would like to express my loving thanks to all the dear brothers and sisters in charge, who were always so patient and kind in answering the questions continually put to them at such a busy time.
The Universalist Leader says editorially: "Religion is vital even in this commercial age.
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